Pilot executes go-around on final approach; aircraft collides with power line and hangsar (N80355)

What happened

The pilot reported that while on final approach to runway 14, the airplane encountered crosswinds with gusts reaching 16 knots. During the landing flare, the wind direction shifted, creating a quartering tailwind condition. In response to these changing weather conditions, the pilot decided to initiate a go-around maneuver.

During the execution of the go-around, the right main landing gear struck a power line. This collision caused the airplane to nosed over and subsequently impact an airport hangar. The aircraft then descended and impacted the ground.

The investigation

The pilot reported that there were no mechanical or flight control malfunctions prior to the impact. No other mechanical issues were identified in the available narrative.

Findings

• Crosswinds gusting up to 16 knots during final approach
• Quartering tailwind during landing flare
• Go-around maneuver initiated by pilot
• Right main gear collision with power line
• Nosed over and impacted hangar
• No mechanical or flight control malfunctions reported